Displaying Component Quantity In Basket

[Owen Drumm]

I have products with attached components. The components are optional and have seperate order line ticked. The pricing model is sum of component prices as the product price is zero. Firstly is there any way that different quantities can be ordered of each component and secondly if you go to http://www.supplement-warehouse.co.u...tachments.html and order the last product Olympic Adapter Sleeves for example when you go to view the basket it shows



Olympic Adapter Sleeves 2 -- --
8" 2 £8.99 £17.98
14" 2 £12.99 £25.98
Subtotal £43.96

This is confusing as it looks like 6 items are ordered. Is there any way of not displaying Olympic Adapter Sleeves line?

[Ravon]

Hi Owen, hope the following is what you are looking for


How can I hide the component quantities and name (attributes) in the Cart Table?
This can be done by editing the Perl script ActinicOrder.pm.

- Locate the file ActinicOrder.pm in the site folder.
- Edit the file using a text editor such as Notepad.
- Search for…

$pComponent->{'QUANTITY'},

- There are two occurrences, only change the first. The second is used to display the component quantity when the Component is set to appear as a separate product.

- replace the line with...

$pComponent->{''},

For the name, edit the line above that says
$pComponent->{'NAME'}


Try removing the NAME so it says:

$pComponent->{''}

- Save and exit.
- Update the site (Web | Update Website).


Article found on Actinic Knowledge Base Ref: GC123
Also reference found on Actinic Community thread 4022


This may help you too!


How can I remove the component quantities and name (attributes) from the customer's emailed receipt?

To do this you will need to edit one of the perl scripts.

- Locate the file OrderScript.pl in the site folder.
- Edit the file with a text editor such as Notepad.
- Search for $pComponent->{'QUANTITY'}
- Comment out the line by inserting the character # at the start of the line so that it now reads…

# $pComponent->{'QUANTITY'}

For the name, comment out the line by inserting the character # at the start of the line so that it now reads…
# $pComponent->{'NAME'}
- Save and exit.
- Update the site.


Article found on Actinic Knowledge Base Ref: GC180




Hope this helps

[Owen Drumm]

It hasn't made any difference at all

[cdicken]

That's all I would recommend as well. That fix has worked for others - perhaps you could zip up your edited ActinicOrder.pm and OrderScript.pl and add it to this thread for us to have a look. Also, what version of Actinic are you using?